Sentence examples for put forward against a from inspiring English sources

Several arguments have been put forward against a boycott.

A plethora of initiatives have since been put forward against a backdrop of Israeli settlement expansion, colonization of Palestinian land and resources, and creeping Judaizisation of Jerusalem.

Despite these positive reports, a number of arguments have been put forward against traditional healing.

However, a number of concerns have been put forward against starting treatment earlier, namely increased costs, potential toxicity of treating more patients longer, and increased burden on health systems.

Several methods are put forward against interference in the aspects of system reliability, circuit design, and manufacture technology.

The arguments put forward against sortition are often identical to the reasons once put forward for not allowing peasants, workers or women to vote.

The two men now lead the Republican field in the state, according to a poll released Wednesday by CNN and Time Magazine, highlighting the continued deep divisions about what kind of standard bearer the party wants to put forward against President Obama.

For two decades or more in the humanities, various political arguments have been put forward against beauty: that it distracts us from more important issues; that it is the handmaiden of privilege; and that it masks political interests.

The principal arguments put forward against municipal broadband networks are that the government should not be involved in broadband infrastructure as the market is working fine, that this constitutes unfair competition against private sector alternatives, and that municipal broadband projects tend to fail and leave tax payers saddled with high debts to pay off.

Another accusation put forward against the APUs in the study area and their PCs was assumed misappropriations of funds.

The problem with this suggestion is that equations are syntactic items and as such they face objections similar to the ones put forward against descriptions.